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Pastor Tobi Adegboyega responds to UK deportation and fraud claims in a video, declaring he cannot be deported and urging Nigerians to be proud of him. Critics, however, call him a "fake man of God," sparking debate over his integrity and the credibility of religious figures.

Pastor Tobi Adegboyega, a prominent Nigerian preacher, has recently broken his silence following his reported deportation from the UK and fraud allegations leveled against him.

In a video shared online, Adegboyega denied the accusations and boldly stated that the UK could not deport him. He further declared that Nigerians should be proud of his achievements, defending his reputation as a spiritual leader.

The video, in which he addressed his critics and the media, conveyed his confidence in the face of the controversy.

This response comes after reports surfaced that the UK had taken steps to remove him from the country. These developments are coupled with accusations of fraudulent activities against the pastor, which have drawn significant attention in both Nigerian and international media.

Many Nigerians, however, have reacted with skepticism, with some labeling Adegboyega as a "fake man of God." Critics have expressed disappointment, accusing him of tarnishing the reputation of religious leaders in the country.